Are you ready to break free from the cycles that keep showing up in your life? In this episode of Hold My Purse, I’m talking about the karmic loop—those repeating patterns in relationships, work, or personal growth that won’t release you until you face the lesson they’re here to teach.

We’ll explore how these loops form, why they keep us stuck, and most importantly, how to break free. This episode goes deeper into the connection between self-care, healing, emotional wellness, and spiritual growth, and how choosing yourself is the first step toward creating real change.

I’ll also share three practical steps you can start using today to shift your mindset, reclaim your energy, and open the door to new possibilities. And as always, we’ll begin with a guided journal prompt to spark reflection and close with affirmations to anchor your journey.

Key Takeaways:

  • The karmic loop is a cycle of repeating lessons that will continue until you learn from them.

  • Awareness is the first step toward breaking free—you can’t shift what you don’t see.

  • Taking intentional action through self-care and self-love helps you rewrite the story.

  • You already have the power to stop repeating the past and step into alignment.

If you’ve been craving clarity, growth, and the courage to move forward, this episode will remind you that healing starts with choosing yourself.

🎧 Listen Now and start rethinking how you approach love, healing, and what you’re really looking for.

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🎙 Hold My Purse is a bi-weekly podcast that centers healing, wholeness, and the sacred act of putting yourself first. Don’t forget to follow, share, and leave a review if this episode made you feel a little more seen today.

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💼 Remember:  Hold your own damn purse — and remember, you are already enough.. 💖

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